Handlobraesing
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What are your thoughts on dealers that falsifies export documents, such as the CN22 customs form?
My firsthand experience with DealeXtreme, a dealer well known on CPF showed they falsify the CN22 by declaring merchandise as a "gift" and about 1/4 the actual value.
My thoughts: completety unacceptable.
Argument in opposition would say that it's in your favor. It's really in their own favor. If the consumer is willing to pay $10 shipped, they want to keep the $10 for themselves rather than discount the product further such that post duty cost would be $10.
Exporters and importers are both affected by customs as the duty on the buying side would affect the sale volume. Major exporters/importers pay a significant portion of the total cost to import duties and rules say merchant who sells directly across the border to consumers aren't except.
My firsthand experience with DealeXtreme, a dealer well known on CPF showed they falsify the CN22 by declaring merchandise as a "gift" and about 1/4 the actual value.
My thoughts: completety unacceptable.
Argument in opposition would say that it's in your favor. It's really in their own favor. If the consumer is willing to pay $10 shipped, they want to keep the $10 for themselves rather than discount the product further such that post duty cost would be $10.
Exporters and importers are both affected by customs as the duty on the buying side would affect the sale volume. Major exporters/importers pay a significant portion of the total cost to import duties and rules say merchant who sells directly across the border to consumers aren't except.